Always check your skin’s undertone in natural lighting, as artificial lighting can change how color appears on your skin. If you can’t tell what exact color your veins are, chances are you have neutral undertones—you can pull off warm and cool colors![2] X Research source
Complexion refers to the color of your skin, while undertone is a specific shade within that color.
Your eyes can change color in different lighting, so try to look at your eye color in natural light to see the true color.
Make sure to use your natural hair when finding your seasonal color palette, as it’ll help you know if you have natural cool or warm undertones.
Skin: Clear, warm undertone with peachy cheeks Hair color: Light blonde, light to medium brown, strawberry blonde Eye color: Clear blue, green, turquoise, hazel, light brown
Skin: Cool undertone and rosy cheeks Hair color: Light blond or medium brown, sometimes in muted colors Eye color: Blue, cool green, slate, grey-brown, grey-blue
Skin: Warm, golden undertone with rich coloring Hair color: Medium or dark brown, black, medium red, deep auburn Eye color: Hazel, medium to dark brown, olive, warm green
Skin: Cool undertone with high contrast against hair and eyes Hair color: Medium brown, dark brown, or black Eye color: Medium or dark brown, clear blue, grey-blue, olive, or cool green
Medium and bright green Medium and muted pink, berry, and cranberry Medium and bright shades of yellow and orange Muted blue-green Neutral browns, medium or slate grays, and whites Neutral dark browns, whites, blacks, and grays
Cool shades of light and medium green and pink Medium and light shades of blue Periwinkle, light, medium, and deep purple Light and medium yellow Neutral whites, grays, and browns
Medium and dark green Rich shades of pumpkin and deep yellow Deep berry and maroon Neutral browns
Cool mint green, medium green, and dark forest green Medium and dark shades of blue Medium and dark purple Cool pink, classic red, and cranberry
